UK Flowers Retailer Foresees Good Valentine's Day Sales
MEN are likely lavish Valentine's Day gifts on their wives or girlfriends this year since the credit crunch appear to have untied its grip.
Online, January 28, 2010 (Newswire.com) - One of the leading online retailers Serenata Flowers has revealed that it foresees its sales to rise by about a third on top of last year.
Last February 2009, the country was in the midst of the most terrible of the economic decline, which led most men to tighten their belts on Valentine's Day.
This year Serenata is sure that husbands, wives and associates are set to untie the purse-strings spend money on flowers, chocolates and Champagne on Valentine's Day.
Peter Ahl, Managing Director of Serenata Flowers, said:
"Previous year was rough and customers didn't spend as much cash on presents for Valentine's Day."
"But the signs are that this year will be different. We expect that our sales of cut flowers and plants, chocolates, wine and sparkling wine to go up by 30%."
"The last note we obtain from Christmas proves that numerous are ready to beginning to spend yet again."
Serenata Flowers is a London florist that offers same day and next day flower delivery for customers who wish to send flowers by post. The flower shop offers a great variety of different Valentine's Day flowers. It is offering the old romantic valentine's flowers favorite for a special offer price of £29.99.
The customers can easily buy flowers online and send flowers by post. Serenata has recently introduced a flexible "avoid the school run" delivery slot early mornings and late afternoons.